KU/KOLL vs Purchases

It looks like your book has been out since January. Book sales never stay static, no matter what, but you're off the "hot new releases" list and that could be a factor. With only one book, it's always best to focus on writing the next book. More people find you and it's easier to sustain sales with more than one book.

I am busily working on Book II and expect to have the first draft done by the end of April. I plan to have it published by June. So I think I'm writing as fast as I can. Except these last two days which I've spent formatting and proofing the CreateSpace version of Warrior. But, yeah, I understand the "write more books" theory of success and am doing my best to do that.

So, the "Hot new releases" thing could be exaclty the explanation. Hmmm... I guess there's not anything I can do about that.

Whoa!  Fifteen per day? That's killin' it and draggin' in home.

What Yoda said, when you release the second book, you won't see a two-fold increase over both titles. It'll go up exponentially. My first book sold 23 copies from 10/8/13, when it was released, until 12/18/13, when the second book was released. From 12/19 to 12/31, both books sold over 100 copies each.

Wayne, I managed to hit 500 sales in the first two months (That's KU/KOLL and Purchases, at about a 45/55 mix). I was starting to think I was onto something when my purchases dropped dramatically two days ago and I almost had a heart attack.

Oh well, back to earth. Just more incentive to finish that second book. I'm on the downhill side of that one now at least, but still have a ways to go.